
In recent weeks, the Philippines has been shaken—literally—by a series of powerful earthquakes. A wake-up call from Heaven!
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In recent weeks, the Philippines has been shaken—literally—by a series of powerful earthquakes. A wake-up call from Heaven!
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On the night of September 30, 2025, the central Philippines was shaken by a devastating 6.9-magnitude earthquake unleashing destruction across the region. As of this writing, at least 72 lives have been lost, hundred injured, and entire communities displace. Homes collapsed. Churches crumbled. Children cried in the streets. The earth groaned, and we must ask: What is God saying?
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Recently, a viral prophecy claimed that the rapture would occur on September 23 or 24, 2025. Many awaited and believed a self-proclaimed messenger who claimed Jesus would return and take His church to heaven. Some quit jobs, sell possessions, and abandon responsibilities. But as the sun rose on September 25, disappointment settled in. The rapture didn’t happen.
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The blog post from the Presents of God ministry on September 17th is worth reading. But I want to make a shorter version here.
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On August 28, 2025, a well-known New Jersey mall faced a lawsuit for selling clothes on Sunday. At first glance, this may seem like a local legal battle or a quirky headline, but it has a deeper meaning for Bible prophecy students.
Continue readingContinue readingThe Sea of Galilee turned red: A natural phenomenon caused the formation of spots in the waters of the Sea of Galilee, with no danger to swimmers. The red color results from the accumulation of a natural pigment produced by a certain type of algae, in response to strong sun… pic.twitter.com/NI4nXdmPhZ
— Adi 🎗 (@Adi13) August 4, 2025

Pope Leo’s recent meeting with Orthodox and Catholic pilgrims, pledging to “pursue the path of unity and fraternal charity,” and claiming that their visit was one of the “abundant fruits of the ecumenical movement,” may seem like a step toward Christian reconciliation—but it’s a deceptive one.
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Speaker Mike Johnson recently defended the idea that America was founded as a “Christian nation” and called the separation of church and state a “misunderstanding” of Thomas Jefferson’s intent.
Continue readingJohnson wrote, “Jefferson clearly did not mean that metaphorical ‘wall’ was to keep religion from influencing issues of civil government. To the contrary, it was meant to keep the federal government from impeding the religious practice of citizens.” – Source